Exegesis of the saying of Allah the Exalted: “And your Lord has come”
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This is Sami, and he says: In the subject of rhetoric at the Faculty of Arabic Language, they interpret the saying of Allah the Exalted, "And your Lord comes," to mean "And the command of your Lord comes." Is this interpretation correct? And what is the correct interpretation of this verse?
Answer:
This is a matter of leaving them to the speech of the Asha'irah. The author of "And your Lord comes" may be an Ash'ari who brought his creed. It is supposed that the curricula are left to the teachers and female teachers, and it must be that they are presented to a scholarly committee. So it is obligatory for the questioner to write this and take the initiative to send it for a fatwa. He should send the page containing the statement, or send the entire book for a fatwa, and he will be answered, if Allah wills.
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This is Sami, and he says: In the subject of rhetoric at the Faculty of Arabic Language, they interpret the saying of Allah the Exalted, "And your Lord comes," to mean "And the command of your Lord comes." Is this interpretation correct? And what is the correct interpretation of this verse?
Answer:
This is a matter of leaving them to the speech of the Asha'irah. The author of "And your Lord comes" may be an Ash'ari who brought his creed. It is supposed that the curricula are left to the teachers and female teachers, and it must be that they are presented to a scholarly committee. So it is obligatory for the questioner to write this and take the initiative to send it for a fatwa. He should send the page containing the statement, or send the entire book for a fatwa, and he will be answered, if Allah wills.
Source
تأويل مجيء الله — alfawzan.live
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